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Lowestoft is a coastal town and civil parish in Suffolk, England, known for its history in the fishing industry and as a seaside resort.

Carlton Colville is a small seaside town and civil parish in Suffolk, just 3 miles south‑west of Lowestoft’s centre. The area lies along the A146 road, offering easy access to the nearby town and the coast.

Gisleham is a small village and civil parish in Suffolk, situated on the edge of Lowestoft about 5 miles south‑west of the town centre. It lies between Carlton Colville and Kessingland, offering a quiet, rural setting close to coastal amenities.

Kessingland is a small village on the east coast of Suffolk, situated roughly 4 miles south of Lowestoft. It has a historic character, with archaeological finds from the Palaeolithic and Neolithic periods adding to its cultural interest.

Mutford is a small rural village in Suffolk, situated about five miles south‑west of Lowestoft and six miles south‑east of Beccles. The area is characterised by countryside surroundings and close proximity to neighbouring villages such as Barnby, Carlton Colville and Gisleham.

Lowestoft is a coastal town in Suffolk, known for its wide sandy beaches and a history rooted in fishing and North Sea oil and gas. The area offers a mix of seaside leisure and local amenities within a modest population of around 70,000.

Rushmere is a small village situated near Lowestoft in Suffolk, offering a rural setting with a close-knit community feel.